Perez’s Red Bull driving style spiral echoes Ricciardo at McLaren
Sergio Perez’s approach to driving the Red Bull RB19 has come unstuck in a major way, and ironically it’s a situation Daniel Ricciardo may find familiar from his experience at McLaren
Sergio Perez’s approach to driving the Red Bull RB19 has come unstuck in a major way, and ironically it’s a situation Daniel Ricciardo may find familiar from his experience at McLaren
After months of speculation, Nyck de Vries is out of Formula 1 – to be replaced at AlphaTauri by Daniel Ricciardo. Our writers give their verdict on Red Bull’s latest ruthless F1 driver decision
Despite his willingness to jump into an AlphaTauri midway through the 2023 Formula 1 season speaking volumes about how revitalised Daniel Ricciardo is, he faces a big challenge – but not because of the car’s lack of competitiveness
Nyck de Vries’ abrupt sacking shows Red Bull’s expectations for his Formula 1 rookie season were out of kilter with reality, that the Red Bull hierarchy interferes at AlphaTauri too much, and that Red Bull’s junior programme isn’t working – says Scott Mitchell-Malm
Daniel Ricciardo getting back on the Formula 1 grid with AlphaTauri is only happening because he thinks it is a way into Red Bull Racing again
Nyck de Vries has been dropped from the AlphaTauri Formula 1 team’s line-up and will be replaced at the second Red Bull team by eight-time grand prix winner Daniel Ricciardo
Max Verstappen’s recent run of unrivalled domination in grands prix – and a key contributory component to that success, race management – is examined in this episode of the Aramco F1 Focus podcast
Nothing since Daniel Ricciardo has returned to Red Bull has been as significant as his first chance to drive the RB19 – as he’s doing in a tyre test at Silverstone on Tuesday. Is it the first step in his long-term aim of a permanent return?
Formula 1 had an 11th team on the grid at the British Grand Prix as a fictional entry for Hollywood star Brad Pitt made its public debut, affording a behind-the-scenes look at a seriously ambitious undertaking
Lando Norris’s hard-earned second place in the British Grand Prix was a welcome return to the Formula 1 podium and showed off a skill he hasn’t really relied on before
